Counseling Office

School Counseling Program Mission Statement

The school counseling team at Roosevelt High School empowers students to discover their full potential and inspires a passion for learning through a comprehensive school counseling program, which provides all students with equitable academic, career and college, social and emotional support in collaboration with all stakeholders.

School Counseling Program Goals

The School Counseling Program will focus on the following achievement, attendance, behavior and/or school safety goals this year. Details of activities promoting these goals are found in the grade level classroom presentation and /or curriculum, small-group and Counseling action plans.

Counseling Department

Francisco Zelaya
Assistant Principal, SCS

[email protected]
323-780-6579

Teresa Hernandez
Records/Registrar

[email protected]
323-780-6581

Academy of Music and Digital Production (AMDP) Pathway

Leslie Rodriguez
Counselor grades 9 -12

Law and Public Service Magnet (LPS) Pathway

Vera Cline
Counselor last names A – L

Nathalie Banos
Counselor last names M – Z

Medical and Health Science (MAHS) Pathway

Lilibelle Wright
Counselor last names A – Ma

Elizabeth Martinez
Counselor last names Mc – Z

Science Technology Engineering Arts and Math (STEAM) Pathway

RoseMarie D’Amato
Counselor last names A – Ma

Julaina Juarez
Counselor last names Mc - Z

Graduation Requirements

Student and Family Resources

Important Information regarding permission to take external courses not offered through the District

Students wanting to enroll in external courses not offered through the District must obtain written permission from the Assistant Principal/School Counselor before enrolling. Grades and credits earned at outside institutions without prior approval will not be accepted. Students and parents need to discuss the request with the student's counselor before enrolling in other institutions. Our District offers a variety of summer school and enrichment opportunities that may fulfill your academic goals. Your counselor can help determine if a course aligns with your needs and guide you through the best course options, both within our school and externally, if needed. For questions or to initiate the approval process, please contact:

Francisco A. Zelaya Jr., MS, MaEd

Assistant Principal, SCS

Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School

2530 E. 4th St

Los Angeles, CA 90033

323-780-6500 x 6579

323-269-5473 fax

Email: [email protected]